Here's all the pictures if anybody wants to look
http://s1352.photobucket.com/user/fo...ibrary/?page=1
Just had a look and is this a hand print? If so whose?
http://s1352.photobucket.com/user/fo...ml?sort=3&o=16
Dankesch?n
Maybe this world is another planet's hell
― Aldous Huxley
I can and will fault the judge. By allowing the disrespect to the court, from the spectators, she has shown a lack of control. That same lack of control seems to show in the behaviors of both the State and especially the defense team and Ms Arias. Fair is good, removing appeal-ability is awesome but allowing eating, drinking, menacing behavior by Ms Arias toward the jury (staring them down), and allowing facial and physical coaching and reactions above the emoting scale, this all shows a lack of control. It ids the Judge's courtroom, she needs to control it better.
I, however, won't attack the Prosecutor and not fault the defense team as well. If someone is going to go ape poopy on the State's actions and words then please feel free to critique the defense team as well.
Marshmallow here is the one I liken to Ed Gein... Originally Posted by Heartbroken1
We've heard JA; Dr. Dick and Alyce all repeat the SAME story; almost verbatim...right down to the linebacker description. Never heard that in a trial before. JA's put out a story and has repeated it over and over and over again as a script. I find it odd that there is no deviation. I believe JA had a rough draft of it ready in May, just in case she was caught. When she did get caught, she fine tuned it. That's why there's such phoney baloney writings in her journal.
I have to wonder if the DT didn't tell JA to stare 'em down. I was a witness in a criminal case with some pretty damning testimony. The defendant stared me down as I walked to the stand, testified and walked off the stand. Very intimidating, but I didn't let it show. I stared right back, giving the evil eye as I walked out. I don't believe the defendant could think up that tactic independently. I noticed after I was done, the defendant did it to every witness.
Interesting reading about Jodi. [URL="http://kristinarandle.com/blog/jodi-arias-essays/"]
Thanks so much for posting this. Great article, and I'm only half way through; totally engrossing! The author/Dr.'s lengthy, incredibly insightful discussion and summation of the case; his/her in depth analysis of Jodi (including possible diagnoses); his/her excruciatingly detailed dissection of Dr. Samuel's totally unprofessional, unfounded testimony; his/her discussion of domestic abuse vis a vis this case and ALV are spot on, and what one might expect from "expert" testimony. There are a few lines in there that I wish JM could/would use in in his closing argument; chilling, leaving no doubt whatsoever that this was indeed an act of pre-meditated murder at the hand of a sociopath. I wish this "expert" was included on Juan's list of witnesses/rebuttal case, it would be "case closed!"
Looked at the pics (nice find Berm!), and I still can't get over how absolutely pristine that closet is. Like, perfect. There is absolutely no way it's even plausible that someone running/fighting for her life entered that closet and retrieved something. No. Way.
Isn't one of the functions of the rep button, a way of giving a short reply to a post you like? Instead of clogging up the thread with a bunch of one liners and smileys, the rep button is an alternative to that. That was my understanding. Maybe instead of smites, put in a dislike button. Leave the smite option for the real assholes. I've never smited anybody, because it just seems a little extreme for disagreeing with someone. This is really lame.![]()
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I totally agree the condition of the closet totally disproves JA's version of events
Several enjoyable interviews with attorney's and this is one of them.
Allison Hope Weiner and Mike Cavalucci discuss JM's lack of professional conduct in the courtroom.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXyOC7p8z_U
Vladimir Gajic practicing attorney in AZ, both on Twitter and blog talk radio maintains the same position.
I noticed that too, and found it very bizarre. Telling the exact same story using the exact same terms makes the defense case look less believable, not more. Think about kids playing the Telephone game... as the story gets passed along from person to person, small details change and the specific words used change a little too. When every person uses the same words, it is clear there was a script, not the natural passing of a story from one person to another.
Were you crying when you were stabbing him? --SuperJuan Martinez
Nobody believes a word out of your mouth. Why do you keep talking? -- ABC Interviewer to JA
Funny....Vladmir followed me on Twitter for one day and since I am leaning more towards Travis being the victim here, he unfollowed me the next day. Whether you believe that Juan is unprofessional or not, he gets results. The jury is no longer being lulled to sleep by Nurmi and Palin.
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Yes.
Also, for me anyway,
-People using cutesy nicknames like "Stabby", "Hodi", ""Wurmi", LaToilette", "LaVa", etc. I just find it silly and childish. It brings the intellectual level of the thead down two notches (exactly two) and it's not exactly super high to begin with.
-Victim Blaming
-Body Shaming
-Name calling and making fun of everyone on the defense side, including Jodi's little brother. I mean WTF. I also find the organized attacks on both Dr Samuels's & Alyce LaViolette's websites etc. particularly alarming.
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Yes, and he does this for a reason. He puts them totally off guard and they get confused and admit to things or say things that they didn't intend to. He also makes them look stupid and unprofessional. This is important if you want people to discredit these witness's testimonies. He was very successful at discrediting Dr. Samuels and I suspect he will also be with Alyce LaViolette. Also, he's entertaining. I bet the judge yesterday was like, "Yes, FINALLY! Some entertainment!"
One of the things Martinez was able to get out of her by putting her off guard.
"...Jeffrey Dahmer... actually confessed and accepted his punishment. Had real remorse for the sick things he did. It's pretty bad when Jeffrey Dahmer is a better person than you are." ~Justice11 (re: Jodi Arias)
Here is a story about one of the court watchers.
http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/region...avis-alexander
Enjoy
Ya'll can say all you want about JM and his over the top tactics, but I think he has style...
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